Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Hera was described as a supremely beautiful woman with orange hair braided over one shoulder. She wore a dress that shimmered with colors like peacock feathers. She was even said to be the loveliest, fairest and most beautiful goddess in all creation before the birth of Aphrodite. She has the ability to assume any shape she desired. But she always retains her regal beauty and queenly grace no matter what physical manifestation she adopts.

Hera is aware of her duties and usually looks at the big picture. She swiftly resolved any potential tension between all other male Olympians by marrying off Aphrodite to Hephaestus, whom no one saw as a romantic rival. However, Hera can be incredibly reckless at times. Hera seems to be a caring, polite, and sympathetic goddess, just like a mother should be. She pities lost children and offered to breastfeed them in ancient times. However, according to her son Hephaestus, Hera only likes "perfect families". Despite her flaws, Hera has somewhat of a respectable side.

In the wake of the Titan War and the subsequent challenges faced by the demigods, Hera made a conscious effort to mend the strained relationships within her family, particularly with Zeus and her stepchildren. She focused on fostering unity and stability in Olympus, realizing that cooperation was vital for the continued peace and prosperity of both gods and mortals. Hera also took on a more nurturing role, guiding young demigods and helping them understand their heritage.